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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Specifications Tor system ~ wssss
woFkS aao Fire protsctisn sf the
Mlchisan Soldiers Home.

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. Aond of oss Thos ssd flvs Hnoartd poliais.
faf ne i4tafA ialaimess Of ta1 eonsrsei Pay
nssni ~it i-s sa4ae fif tas hoe k1aeslt " this
soalr4es ehsa the wofks srs oonpissea sad -
esptsd By the cou "a tee AL sealed bids 81 pfo.
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forn fer a hump sslm. End mest he
snclosed IN sssisd snssseI's sad 81
dressed 70 -fhe Comlaandent of ihe Alreigsa
soldiers Home. Grald IA psds. Alch.. /" and
must bs eaoorsed on the ouisi is " re4,ed pro
posal tor ~stersorks
Tue right 10 releet al BIDS Tor any par 'taeleof
and 70 valve aelscts II Is be dsemed IN ne N.
tesesl Of ne state % 10 80 Is reserved Bits aii
o. opcnef by the andsrsigaed commiitse by
authority from tie Beard Of Managers OF ths
Alchixsn soldiefs Home.
fhe plans aud speciHcaf,o1s a esa be inzpeete
sl the once Of he Aiehigaa ssidlen Home or a
Col samuei weil. foom c. cienhsven Place
south Division street, Grand Rapids. Mich.
BYRON X PIERCE
SAMUEL WILL
cmmittes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
PROMINENT Pu6lLIsrs.
Two Csishratssd Contestants Ia the City
sns vii Try sad ArrssEs . Match.

rwo Ceishrstssd Contestants Ia the City
.ns ys.ii TRY sad ArrssEs . Match.
JACK NcDermott Of Rochester. y. Y.
kn0wa as ths Rochester Fire Lad6is,' .,
and John Morris. Of Chicago. arrived in
the eiiy Yesterday and will remain here for
several days a. ihe guest Of Tom ODonnsil.
John Norris has been victorious In many
battles With celebrated au<ilists and IS
a. xI0u9 ga arrange = match with any
heavy weight pufilist In tae State % Mich
igan. barring Tom q D1nnsh. Iel'erm0tt
j. here flr tae pDrooss of arfsDriog a match.
H possi1lr With Jack Diarseu or Paddy
Carroll. or IL wisiinx % meet any middle
weight m the State. There can
b. % excuse offered by the men
n challenges Tor noe meeting him. ss hts
record iS good one end he uas stood be-.
fore tbe NO best pugiiHts IN he coantry.
10 tss1 A. Rochester. y y. be stood before
loan L. suliiean Tor thres and 0nc-baif
rnsnts. ne fight being stoppci BY the Firs
Commissioners uf that city and March p.
fssT be foasht I've rounds with Jack
DeurseT. the match being a draw. II
sfber Of the gentleman secceed IN making
= match ths sporting fraternity can be
asszred Of a rIre treat
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24


Hsrbcft PaFfish. formeFly connected With
ska local press Las gons 80 chiezso.
Mss Aiics Parker. of the tnion school.
.siA sprsd asg VACATION visiting friends IN
JIacinaati
Mr. aaa Ms. " c. Munro. Of Ciecinpati.
sre me xgests of hE and Mrs Joha tnthsr,
ol Niinams-sE.
BF. Emery returned yesterday from a
Trip 20 Chicago. wbere 1e purchased n1e
sEAsk weighing ~ 5poands.
Miss Exa L. 6fose. Who has been visiting
lslents and relsIiTes az CozintA. returned
yesterday from . tEo weeks visa
Mss Belle Cray. Of rs Jefsrscn. ave, has
rslnfusd from her visit % Marshall. She
= accompanied b. her eousin, siss Amslia
Frink.
Mrs. Dr. Charles Dyer and Ms. and Mrs
Chas. j Reed we're the gnssfs os DIR. and
Mrs. Xsnk Adams, a. Sweets Hotel, yss-
terday.
Charlie Miller. late OF The Irving. went to
Pstosk~y Yesterday. where he will take the
position of nlght CLERK a. tne Arlington
Hotel.
a. n. Nichois. Formerly Of the g. & w.
NJ. aad a resident hese. noN General Freight
snd Passenger A<-at Of the Cnicsgo & indi-
ara cool rokd. Il 10 she eity.
" Richarts0u for some time past an
ssfschs OF she Old National Bank. has re-
slgned. aud wiil leave soon for New York,
where he snEsrs sx Secretary Manning $
bank IN = more lucrative position.
Richard Mott. OF Toledo. IL in the city
iooking sfier bis interests here. Mr.. Mott
was hsre last IN it39. and Is now At loss
% dnd any Of the Old landmarks. and much
surprised a. he rapid growth Of the city.
g. ?. White. who has been wishing friends
n The city for couple OF wesks. left last
nixtf foe Duluth. MINI. where ne will en-
ter into bunness. Toe young man has
tired OF wandering. and bis numerous
friends w.sn him success Ia bis new under
l4klax
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

state senator Stark the Loser-rramps Ar
rested on Suspicion.

State Senator Stark the Loser-rramps Ar
rested ON sospieIon.
The store of State Senator Stark at Ces-
cade was entered by burglars Wednesday
night The safe was cracked and about s25
In money was taken besides q number Of
valuable papers, which will amount 20
about 500. A young man Was arrested
here yesterday morning of suspicion OF be-
ing implicated IN the burglary. Later In
the day Deputy Sheriff Scalley and detec-
tive cast got q horse and buggy and started
out on the country roads 20 see IL they
could learn anything which would lead 10
q clue TO the burglars. They drove out 10
Ada without any success and were return
ing when they discovered three dirty look
ing trampish individuals traversirg the
road before them. The tramps entered a
number of farm houses along the road.
The officers also stopped al the houses
which the tramps had visited and they
made inquiries as 20 the business OF the
pedestrians. They learned that they were
bs gging and that they told the farmers they
came from Cascade. This aroused the Of
fcers suspicion especially when the trio
tried 20 evade them by crossing field. but
the Sheriff and Detective drove around and
Headei them of. When the parties met
they stopped and entered into a conversa-
ton which ended IN the iramps being
buckled up together, although they offered
some resistance, as on their side they bad
the majority of numbers, but owing to the
pluck displayed by the officers they sue
ceeded in bringing them 10 the city and
locked them up on suspicion Of having
committed the burglary. They gave their
names as Edward Moran, James Malloy
and Ernest Hoffman.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Although there will be no general oele-
brston ia Grand Rapids TIE coming
Fourth" yet there will be many oppor-
tunities offered the public TO enjoy them.
selves and celebrats the nations birthday.
The Street Railway Company. with their
usual enterprise, have arranged for and
promise the public very interesting enter
isinment at Ramona The folloving is the
programme:
o a. m, base ball, plumbers: prize.
1890 a. m. tub race. five entries now:
prize.
$50 p. M, four.osred race. one mile and
return: gold badge Tor each OF the winning
crew.
2:s0 p. m. sailbost race, one mile and re-
turn; cOlors.
40 p M. single scnll, one mile and re-
turn gold badge
li30 a. M, running race, 100 yards, best
two in three heats. open 20 all residents o'
Kent County. First prize $40. second
prize s..
$50 p. m. bicycle race. two in three heats
one-half mile. gold badge.
6 p. m, swimming race; purse.
$50 p. M, fire works; display 10 last one
hour and half.
Day fire works during the day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Col +. ~ Irish. of the Second regiment
of the Michigan militia. has issued an order
reassigning the positions of the ten COM
panies in the regiment for the coming en-
campment, according 20 which Custer
Guard of this city; take the right of the
line. Grand Rapids Guard fourth place and
the Innes Rifles the fifth. Colonel Irish es-
pecially calls the attention OF company
commanders 10 the following technical
points Tor the coming encampment:
Companies will be drilled 10 dress three
yards 10 the line with rapidity and accur-
acy The greatest pains should be taken
with the march in columns Of
fours 90 keep perfect distance be-
tween the sets, both In single and
double rank. Lieutenants and SefgeaDts
should DC accustomed TO regulate this mat
ter constantly from the line Ot lile closers,
so that awkward intervals may no,
occur when the lines Of the battalion or
close column are being dressed. Particular
attention wilt also be paid 10 causing the
files % cover accurately on the side OF the
guide and 20 the instantaneous method
Of alignment as explained in the latter part
OF UssIon's par. 224- Regimental non-com-
missi0ned officer. have been appointed IS
follows Herbert ). Wilson. Kalamazoo
sergeant major; Stephen V. r Trowbridee
4usrtermsster sergeant. Willis III. Alden,
Coldwassr. color sergeant
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

New th1s tae CON pstitivs dnil hetveeu
ths Jackson tfnsrd and the Grand Rapids
Guard cor Jafq 4 has been All srrsnred.
cors0lerso,s Interest hss been sroused over
The sfAie The ta5s - Company 2 ara
haT1 A. work ss srv evening. on tbe ulan0al
81 arrns ami drill. The new ~fuafsrt 1ref ia
fac and sffeciivs movement toe display. and
ths hoys haze got it 20 perfection Al al.
naiss.or vii ae eharzed ~ the Fair
Grcunas for TIE niiroees ~ in art deirs7-
inE the heavy sxpeases which VII be in
enrfei As the ariN sill occur AZ an ear '
hour. an nnDertunirv wiii Be Afforded The
Jackesn people 10 visit the Lake. before r..
surninr bogue
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Taesfav, 10ne =, TIE DetroiL Grand
Haven 8 Milrsukse railway will rua a
special train 10 lsiroit. leaving Grand
Rapids - $50 = n, ,aTTlginxi in Detroit 1918
uoon. Returning ieave Deffoft ; r. M
eisine levers - the National ksme chance
70 witness ne sst - the 6rst series o.
gaaes Detroit ". Sew York A. inter
~stins esne nay be ioosed far Fare for
he foun8 trip sniy s3es
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
Hair Fsfs 81 fhe feke shors Rsn~sTs
Suiv 1a6 3rf .na an.

The lake Shore q Mirhiczn Southern
Railway vii sci. Speei4l ExearssoH Tea e1s
AZ hsif fare 0ne fare fof she r01nd trio. -
add ff7ea 81 stations On IS Ire sod
hssnches. Jnig -. SRI sad sfls good q
rstErn nnth JAY stb s1riaSiFe This
vii Be Ears opportunity for sTsry BOD :
~ 20 snntew 8ere ard sFe1d The el1Fisns
eia RucFth a. 4 neninsi expense Par.
ehase Your tickets esri7 sn1 avoid tae
rash a. fhe stations. Aaarie ACCOM- ns<sls.
tons sor al ral se pFoFi4>a e z>.rsa a&sz
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Shcoid tie weafher rrove favprsble TIE
sxeuraoB 70 o.saFs Beech IBIS morning.
rndsr ne ausp.crs ~ Doffc fe,ixe Va. as2
r. 3 a. a.. Viii be ore ~ the largest
taat has r.sitef laaf pieasurs rssort siaes
its apenlnz. Cars have bpcn secured u
unlimited aunseF in order 10 make The
trio cnnlortshie - all over 90 ticaets
have alressiv tesn sod an3 u - thoBehs
foai ahout f0o persons VIII psrticipsts IN
81. sIraF~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

grand concert will be given in West
minister Presbyterian chapel next Tuesday
evening, June %. under the auspices OF the
Neil Conservatory of Music. for the benefit
of the mission fund of the Young Peoples
Society. Tickets. y cents; children, Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

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pfssfseiiss tnYzr stsEEzd fren - sfess.
zaging We'll ! u s. soms~ hsss ssss. 5Isa.
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saonsy sai sf as.spsf<Fs Em pratsE.
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laaxiax saassy aosa4<ss ssen eieen'az
ear be DareAsss,i 81 sseh ressonsble hsusss-
IN sFsry saa1ow = sh8sa sens saTssan.
sad i scsFeslT sssns possibls ths1 sAe sars
zastsflsl eoald bs boaght 80 easaP. y say
nosEinx 81 tie n2kiag aad he stitch.
stitch. ssiiea II Ton hseds soax es tbe
sAikt' woa.i csFtainiy - discounted co..
5y ths inncisanlAl sam ~hlen moss b
paid ths poor Eefk operatives. A psftS ei
zssllsmsa ~szs diseassiss toe qaestioa Of
shat Il ~oald cost 10 dress = mAa eompssts
from head 10 foot the other Say
when - means Of settling ths
question: they agreed 10 walk
up Aoafos sna Csnsi-sss. snd nots the
sarisu baFEains o1sfed. Altar eomPlsi.
nd this labor. shich was fraaght With 40
hille pisazafs. they compared notes and
found that a nan could be dressed IN coed
shape, given a meal. shave. two glasses o.
beer or cigar for So.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

?. 6rsveIinR. employed 81 tie Phoniz :
fsctory. shi.e coming from work lsst even
ing. feii frong the factory stsps. breakine
ons - his let Tihs. lie was removed 4
his hetee or Broadway. where Or Pyle SCI
the rib and made him ss eolmforssbls a
possible
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Dedication 81 the fsix Rebiafos Monument.
The naembers of The Old Residents A.
sociaiion Of the Nsnd River Waller viii
meet At the snper'5r Cour room on Thurs
dsy. the s0ih inst. Al Ten O'Clock a m.
20 attend the dedication a. the monument
a. Ala On thar dsv. Contributors 10 tie
fund for he monument and the public
ingited 70 stfend it. and also. the annual
celebfasi0n of the Pioneer Society Of Ads
ia the afterBoon ef the same day
RErsES III s4TrH,
secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Thus man could clcthe himself anew.
indulge in a square meal and shave and
present ine appearance. smoking cigar
on the street corner and have money in his
pocket or s2-25. Surely = man should be
happy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

The Calvary Mission Sunday School
located at the corner of Flfth and South
Division ST., will give a Bazaar and Social
at le3 South DivisiOn-st. Thursday night.
Everybody is cordially invited: charges
cents. There will be three different kind.
OF music furnished, aud a royal good time
is anticipated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

There are scnzs sho viii sead at tnis
ngurs aad doabs ia reliability bat u y a
fair sum. The gooss selected we're ali new
and nothing vas omitted. Fer the benefit
Of The doubling rhomasss she nznres are
appended as ioiisws
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Hs4aisorss. lans - - Pr @satsfs
Nsa,xsns WatsrlY aiR1s be.stlars sz<.
i.1-s. lsir Nsaf4sf eseoasla< Hsfn>ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
At the Great wardrobe.
Trunks and Travelling Bags
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Merchant Tailoring

Aud Clothing.
All being slaughtered from IS TO so pei
cent below the regular prices at the Great
Closing Out Sale OF Il. S. Pierces under the
Tower Clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Realees5er ~. 7plaa5cS Sa,ssas srrmo,s
ags,eafs "a .Asg. - Mondays TELEGRAM
HER4LD
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Ladies having their husbands
or sons cast-off clothing TO sell
will hnd that they can get tne
highest prices for them at The
Globe Clothing House, IS z.
Z ETidgc-zt. Second Cioihing
store east Of Canal-st.
Orders by mail receive prompt
attention.
HARRY NEWMAN; Prop'r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

Il wsz f1nay sizht Wednesday, nieht 70
SO registered As Foiics Hes'tansrtsrs two
rnembsfs 81 the Bal family ard the uan-
ner II whseh they were hsndled by ne
sfsios men shcved sesr On TIE psrt of the
i.tser. They were daily locked ap in = eel
~ the ehsrge - .svieisnsness hosksd
s<alnst them. THURSDAY. after trixl, ihey
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24

II comes with bad grace for Sergeant Hur-
ley 70 threaten reporters on the daily press
as we'll az 10 bet money that be will
secure convictions in cases whore
be has made arrests. The zeal of the
Sergeant in performing his duty IS com
mendabIe. but he goes outside the prov
ince Of his Office when be endeavors to force
people TO his way Of thinking by q system
Of bull-dozinz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
The Races Next Week.

INDICATIONS OF A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
Interest in sporting circles here now cenrers in
the rae 5 at Ivy City next week. Everything indi-
Gates the biggest meeting ever seen here. Already
there are more than q hundred horses on the
grounds. and from now until Monday night addi-
tonal stables will be constantly arriving All the
stables now at Baltimore Will be here besides
wlicn most Of those that were at Memphis are
now route for Ivy city. Some half a dozen or
more stables are coming from Cincinnati
and some OF the horses now racing In Kentucky
Will be here. AS there Is TO be an extra meeting
giving at least nine days racing, there Will be am
pie opportunity for stable owners gather In rat
purses and stakes 10 carry them through the COM
Ing winter. Many OF the horses that have Icad.
fast records during the present season will face
the starter here, and there IS every assurance OF
rare sport The racing will begin next Tuesday
and the regular meeting will continue
through the week with i've races each
day. The card for the opening day Is
a good one. On that day one OF the big events of
the meeting, the autuInnal handicap will be
decided. For the Arlington stakes for two-year.
olds, IL is PROBABLE hose fast youngsters Race
land, Emperor OF Norfolk, and George oyster Will
Try conclusions The Mckibben steeple-cnase over
the long course, Will wind up the first days sport
As the Baltimore and Ohio Raj road now has O
double track out TO and b-yond Ivy CITY IL Is
understood that there will be no delay as In the
past In bringing passengers back TO the city afler
the Faces.
Mr.. +. 5. Goodwin, OF the well-known firm OF
Goodwin Brothers, upsters, will be at the Riggs
House On and after tomorrow Sunday through
out the meeting OF the National Jockey Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22
Am uaenlenfS.

NATIONAL THEATER-Mr. Clay Greene's "Golden
Giant" which Mrs. Mckee nkin and q company
or capable actors present at the National Theater
next week, Is said 10 be one OF the best ami most
interesting mining dramas which has been pro-
duced In many years. II seems to have met with
genuine favor in New York last season, and ION
the ROAD its success Is said to have been most sat
lsfactory. Mrs. Rankin'S supporting company In
cludeS Ralph Delmere, Russell Bassett, Vim. s.
Hark1Ds, Charles Kidder, Charles j. Greene, All
Wung. genuine Chinese actor; Leonore B1gelOw
and Marian Strickland.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-At this house next
week the popular Salisoury's Troubadours will
appear In their latest extravaganza, call d 1.-THE
Humming Bird, which was originally brought out
In New York last season and renewed its In
that city this season IN a prosperous four weeks
run at the lion Opera House. II is OF light mu-
steal character, as all the productions OF the
TroubadOurs have been. Miss Nellie McHenry. q
comedlenne who has long been prime favOrite
With the American people, Is now at the head Ut
the Troubld ouTs and she Is aided by several we'll
known people.
A HEBKEw CONCERT, which will be a decided
Hall, formerly Abner's, on street, on Sunday
evening. by Mr.. Joseph Mandelkern, who will be
assisted by a number OF local singers
HARRIS BIJ0U THEATER.-JOs. j. Bowling and
Sadie Hasson's Comedy CO. Will present "NObody's
Claim,"a genuine Western drama. at this mouse
several seasons Miss HaSSOn Is a very clever SOU
breIte.
KERSAN'S THEATER-At this house, which has
been doing line business since the season opened,
the famous RentZ-Santley troupe Will appear next
week. Among the performers are Murphy and
Wells, Capitola Forrest, Sanford and Wilson, the
Archmere Sisters and many other favorites.
delighted.
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Affairs In Rockville.
sTHCCK BY LOCOMOTIVE AND KILLED-PERsoNAI

sTHUCK By LOCOMOTIVE AND KILLED-PERsoNAL
NOTES. ETC.
Correspondence Of the EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, october 90 1887
Last Tuesday the court granted to I. l. Moore let
tiers testamentary on the estate OF s. p Sockett de-
ceased. Mr.. Jno Mullican lifelong resident OF this
community. while walking on the track, was
struck and instantly killed near Derwood station,
at which place he had debarked from the Hagers-
Town excursion n Tram, en- route LOT ms home uear
WeStward-bound train, and crushed almost be-
yond recognition. His funeral Will take place from
the undertaking establishment OF Mr.. X. Pun
phrey, In this place, tomorrow. Revs JAS. Wright
and 5. r. White, Mr. d. II. Bowie and Miss EsIa
Bowie went TO Baltimore this week TO attend the
Baptist Union Association or Maryland. Dr.
Dr.. Rufus Choate and family arrived In town on
wednesday last Mr.. Henry Beard and family
left for their Washington home yesterday. Mr.
b. Will return TO his farm In the early spring.
Miss Katie Power. of Washington, who was visiting
relatives here, returned home on Wednesday last
Rev. W; s. .; Thomas and family are spending
THEY Would NOT CLAIM THE Observation-Disclosures
~ and O'Clock this morning Oificers Hatton and
LOTUS found Lewis Frazier and William Washing.
ton, young colored men, engaged in a fight near
~ and y streets southwest, and arrested them
revolver, but neither OF them claimed the weapon
One OF them said they fought about girl. To-day,
In the Police Court they were charged with ARRAY,
and the judge TOOK their personal bonds.
INDICTED ON CHARGE OF BlGANY.-Yesterday the
grand jury indicted BenJ Anderson for bigamy
II Is charged that he married Henrietta Coleman
on september 20, 1886, when his first wife, Rena
Howard whom he lived with when slave marrt-
ages were legalized, in 1866, was living.
INCLUSION 10 COLONIAL BEACH.-A grand excur-
sion 10 Colonial Beach will be given by the friends
and patrons OF that pleasant summer resort on
sunday, on the steamer Arrowsmith, which viii
leave It's wharf at 8 30 a. m and return at o. m
An oyster roast Will be served at the beach. Pts
tort0's band will furnish music
At Chicago the condemned anarchists were yes
terday visited by forty delegates from the Knights
Of LABOR convention.
Princess Louise Of Wales has been attacked with
measles The Processes Maude and Victoria are
better.